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A South Korean soccer team has reportedly apologized for filling the stands of their fan-less stadium with sex dolls for a weekend game.

FC Seoul used the dolls in place of human spectators at their Sunday match against Gwangju FC, The Sun reported.

Other teams have used cardboard cut-outs because people are banned due to coronavirus.

Social media posts from FC Seoul’s game, however, showed the dolls fully dressed but oddly shaped.

FC Seoul later acknowledged the plastic attendees were not intended for family games and apologized for the mishap in an Instagram post.

The team blamed their supplier for the sex doll mix up.

FC Seoul won the game 1-0.